Which Emergency Procedure name corresponds to FADEC failure?

Which Emergency Procedure name corresponds to FADEC failure?

• A. FADEC FAIL
• B. GOV LVL 2
• C. ENGINE INDICATING SYSTEM FAILURE
• D. ENG OIL P

Answer: (A)

FADEC failsafe procedures are named to reflect the exact system in fault, and FADEC FAIL is the designation used when the Full Authority Digital Engine Control encounters a fault. FADEC directly governs engine operation, so a failure requires a specific, clearly labeled emergency procedure to guide you through a safe transition to alternative control and engine handling. The other options point to different issues—governor level relates to speed control, engine indicating system failure is broader cockpit instrumentation, and engine oil pressure pertains to lubrication—none of which specifically identify a FADEC fault.

FADEC failsafe procedures are named to reflect the exact system in fault, and FADEC FAIL is the designation used when the Full Authority Digital Engine Control encounters a fault. FADEC directly governs engine operation, so a failure requires a specific, clearly labeled emergency procedure to guide you through a safe transition to alternative control and engine handling. The other options point to different issues—governor level relates to speed control, engine indicating system failure is broader cockpit instrumentation, and engine oil pressure pertains to lubrication—none of which specifically identify a FADEC fault.